he bought himself a gun. he's got no business w wh a gun! oh now there's an attitude that surprises me, what's your interest? well, i guess i'm a sentimental slob. i figure on getting married someday, maybe have a few kids. i don't want them to grow up without help. men like you mr. gilman make life out here possible. men like the teacher make life worth living. well tenner, sometimim you say a mouthful. wanna take a walk? (gun drops) nobody's gonna think you're a coward if you get out. those children can't be left in the hands of a quince flanders. what can you do about it? get them back in school by provinini'm as good a man as he is. we know you're as good a man as he is, six ways out from the middle. the children don't know it. i'll have to prove it to them on his level. whwhe do you expect to get the muscle to do that? brain is not divorced from muscle. it is in quince flanders' case. if a teacher allows quince flanders to replace him in the eyes of the young, then he's not worth the name man. . no. it's very simple. i i sh quince into

gun stores. >>> gun stores with a target on their backs. i'm senior investigative reporter steven stock. coming up, we investigate a surge in robberies at california gun stores around the state. we'll find out what's behind this troubling trend and how it might be stopped. >>> also she stood up to the stanford swimmer who sexually assaulted her. now she's getting some major praise from a national magazine. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. thinking of heading to the beach? you may want to think twice. waves could reach a 12k5ir7ks to 20 foot. i'm tracking the drying trend and will let you know how long it will last in about eight minutes. the u.s. is the beacon of freedom around the world. those of us who served in the military are very proud of that. i believe very, very strongly in our country and what we stand for. i went to iraq in 2004 to fight for freedom. for generations, our troops have sacrificed for our freedoms. one of the most important things we do is vote - to protect that freedom

>> what is that to do with your guns? >> my guns? whose guns are they? i've been watching them being smuggled out of your town. >> oh, the guns you found this time i have proof. come in, pancho. >> ha-ha, look,se?orita. i am the strongest man in the whole world. i can hold it up with one hand and one eye closed. whoa-oh, look at that. i am so strong, sometimes i can't stand myself, huh? i was having lots of fun out there, cisco. >> watch this, miss. these guns were being smuggled to the comanches in these fakey railroad ties, just like this one. >> that's unbelievable. >> ah, but they'll never get this shipment. >> you said a full of your >> now i'm beginning to understand something that's been like a puzzle to me. >> there's no puzzle to cisco and pancho. >> quiet, pancho. please go on, miss benton. >> i should say more like the pieces of a puzzle and now they're all beginning to fit together. i've known for some time that dixon has been trying to buy my holdings in benton. i've also been wondering why he was buying my railroad ties. >> they all fit tog

he yells "gun, gun" to his fellow officers. in his interview with investigators, officer miranda said that mr. scott looked at him and then pulled the gun out of the ankle holster. officer miranda began yelling drop the gun, drop the gun. officer hofstetler, he's the officer in uniform, ran to the suv, in the regular uniform, ran to the suv and tried to break the passenger side window with a baton. as he did this, he reported seeing mr. scott holding a gun in his right hand as he was seated in the suv. after officer hofstetler broke the window, officer miranda said he saw mr. scott take a deep breath and exit the suv. officers vincent, hofstetler, wiggins and sergeant pendergraft all saw the gun in mr. scott's hand after exiting the vehicle. however, as everyone here is aware, none of the video recordings, the dash cam, the body-worn camera or mr. scott's cell phone video, clearly capture mr. scott's hands. what is clearly captured on video is mr. scott's right ankle. when he exits the suv, you can see that his right pant leg i

he was gunned down. because we don't have the resources to help, i had to come out of my pocket and help bury a 16-year-old male. the day before our election, i said listen. what is more important? to show that we support our babies or to continue to knock ?n doors at a highe as good school with these young, grieving, freshman, sophomore's, juniors and seniors. it took me back to my ptsd. when i was their age, i experienced the same thing. seenend that i had just gunned down. pastors, nowhere to turn. thinking what this was for me. a lot of young people don't even dream of going to law school or working on their masters. of me being able to lose my life, that is what i am fighting. i am fighting to protect my 10-year-old son because i don't know. 5, two weeksly before my cousin was gunned down part in an effort to ask congress to call a vote on gun violence. did they call a vote? absolutely not. this has been our fight and our plea. we are being ignored. it seems like no one wants to talk about it but pe

scott looked at him and pulled the gun out of the holster and began yelling drop the gun, drop the gun. ran to the suv and try today break the passenger side window with the baton. as he did this, he reported a gun as he was seated in the suv. after the officer broke the window, he saw mr. scott take a deep breath and exit the suv. officers vincent, all saw the gun in mr. scott's hand after exiting the vehicle, however, as everyone here is aware, none of the video recordings, the dash cam, the body-worn camera or mrs. scott's cell phone video clearly capture mr. scott's hands. what is clearly captured on the video is mr. scott's right ankle when he exits the suv, you can see that the right pant leg is pulled up above the ankle. this is the same spot where you can see a bulge and in the same place of ankle where police recovered a holster following the shooting. [inaudible] >> here is the ankle. pulled it out. you see what appears to be a holster. also captured in all videos is the repeated commands for mr. scott to drop the gun. based on the footage, officers can be heard commanding te

gun violence is gun violence. we need to intersect because we need to do something about it in this country. thank you for your time and for listening but please get active in your respective species. ' >> thank you so much. she really helps to fill the void in terms of a voice of melanie also. the viewing audience may not see that we have so many legislative aides and an audience that wish to be here and many of them are around her age and can relate to what she says. i will ask how many of you use social media such as facebook and can you raise your hands. if you connect with your friends on facebook what would it be like if you could noconnect with your friends if when you went on it was blank and there was no reunion or meet you tomorrow, there was no let's get together. that's wt she experiences. next i would like to call judge glenda hatchet. >> thank you very much, professor. i want to thank you for your enormous work and that of your team and it's a privilege to be here. i have to tell you that ms. jeffrey

[music] keep your back turned and drop your gun belt. you heard me, unbuckle your gun. you can put those guns away. they bother you? ff and i'm wearin' a new shirt. that's right funny now. give me that wallet. why not? it's not mine. i already know that. take a lookk at his gun, todd. hammer. i've known people to get a hole in their leg that way. we're not interested in your explanations. you see, logan was a friend of ours. who's logan? you ought totonow, you just shot him. you're kinda goin' off half-cocked, aren't you, mister? i haven't shot anybody. well, i don't see anyone else around. i see a lot of country around here. somebody could've hit him before you got here. you're packin' a gun with one chamber fired llet. i guess that's all we need. now, get on your horse. where we goin'? laramie. you're the law around here? we'll turn you over to the law. you'll get a trial. this, uh, logan he have many friends like you in laramie? quite a few. you object to coming along with us? ? oh my darling oh my darling ? ? ...lin', clementine ? [cocks gun] [gunshot] 'that's far e

i'm a gun salesman for smith & wesson. the gun is made by my company. tommy here thinks it's'sld fashioned. if you ain't an indian fighter, what do you do? well, tommy, when we met you this afternoon we just finished mapping out the boundary line to the territory granted to the arapaho. you've heard of them, haven't you? are they anything like indians? without being apache. [everyone laughing] [horses galloping] [dramatic music] [cattle lowing] what do you think? worth coming after? could be. why that herd must run 200 head or better. yeah, well, get goin', boys. but remember now, if anything goes wrong, i don't know you. [yelling] get to the cattle. that herd will stampede! mount up, boys, they're after the herd! [dramatic music] whoo! [gunshots continue] (mort) 'tommy, get back.' mort! look out! [screaming in pain] [cattle lowing] whoo! hyah! [horse neighing] - scott? - yes. tie him up. haven't you got anything better to do? no luck, eh, cheyenne? where are your friends headed with that herd? i don't know what you're talking about. well, you'd better

he yells gun gun to his fellow officers. in his interview with investigators, miranda said scott looked at him and then pulled the gun out of the ankle holster. officer miranda began yelling drop the gun, drop the gun. officer hostletter, he's the officer in uniform, ran to the suv -- in the regular uniform -- ran to the suv and tried to break the passenger side window with a baton. as he did this, he reported seeing mr. scott holding a gun in his right hand as he was seated in the suv. after officer hostletter broke the window, officer miranda said he saw mr. scott take a deep breath and exit the suv. officers vincent, hostletter, wig gins and sergeant pendergrah all saw the gun in mr. scott's hand after exiting the vehicle. however, as everyone here is aware, none of the video recordings, the dash cam, the body worn camera or mrs. scott's cell phone video, clearly captured mr. scott's hands. what is clearly captured on video is mr. scott's right ankle. when he exits the suv, you can see that his right pant leg is pulled up

if thats something you enjoy doing yo average gun owner buys guns for one of two reasons. one their fun to shoot, two for self defense. firearms were a point of contention this election cycle. hillary clinton proposed reinstating an assault weapons ban and expanding background checks. all things that worry gun advocates but curtis mcguire says guns come up every election...and he's still got his fire arms curtis mcguire: i've been a long time gun owner. probably for about 15 plus years. the political climate hasn't changed my view on guns. theres always that concern that ... there may be less options to buy guns but its never changed by opinion or how i view them. reporting. this trend isn't new... reports show that gun sales also spiked during the last two elections. if you're just waking up... the correct time is xx:xx. if your clock reads anything else... you may have forgotten to set your clocks back before you went to bed last night! now, most of the u-s is set... to "fall back" one hour to gear up for winter's arrival-- so it gets a little earlier in the afternoon. a

now, you knew, you k kw that thrush wanted the gun. in any event, the safety of the world demands that we tried. kuryakin here. we have a lead on solo. we're getting signals from the homing device in his tie tack. and do you have an accurate fix? not yet, but we hope to have it s srtly. this is waverly here. once the fix is established, contact all spotter stations to pinpoint the location. and relay all information directly to me in my car. yes, sir. you please see that dr. febray's safety good day, sir. the signals are e ming from over there. mr. solo seems to have lost his tie tack. i take it the accommodations are satisfactory? the devil with accommodations. and these childish games, passing me off as a shah. has mr. solo been found?? not yet. i was afraid of that. now, listen, kuryakin. i want... dr. febray, i need your cooperation. your molecutronic gun emits beta rays. is this can detect those rays several miles off. once i get a reading. if you get a reading. listen, u.n.c.l.e. must have a wawa of getting a message to thrush. t

gun violence is gun violence. we need to intercept policing gun violence because we need to do something about it in this country. i thank you for your time and for listening. please get listening. please get active in your respective spaces. [applause] thank you so much. >> she really helps to fill the void in terms of a voice of millennial's. the viewing i audience may not see but we have so many -- we have a packed audience him or who wish to be here. many are around her age and can probably relate to what she says. in fact i will ask, how ask, how many of you use social media such as social social media facebook? how many of you connect on facebook? what would it be like if you cannot connect with your friends and when you went on there was blank. no reunion, no need tomorrow, no let's get together. that's what she experiences. , i would like to call judge hatchett who is representing for lando castille. >> thank you very much. i want to thank you for your enormous work. it is a privilege to be here. i have to

guns. >> one of the bottom lines is when guns are not in service, they're not on the individual officer, they're locked in storage so that thieves cannot get them. >> it's a no-brainer y is this happening already? >> i personally think it's a lot of cultural just there are so many guns in our society now over there is more than one per person, over 300 million guns in our society. >> they tell me that part of the reason for the increase in the gun store thefts in california is simply it's tough to get under state law a gun if you're a convicted felon. they can't get the guns any other way. the four suspects arrested in connection with that video you saw there at the rockland armory, they're all juveniles and they're all facing local charges of burglary and possession of stolen property. >> they wouldn't have been eligible to buy. >> exactly right. and we've been told this is gang initiation. if you can get in and get a bunch of guns, you're in the gang. and these guys were successful. they

's it beamer, hold it right there. gun. unbuckle your gun belt. ranger wants you to give up your gun beamer. figure's you ain't man enough to wear one. you're burying him. what i figure is you've got some provin' to do. that you are a man. what do you figure, beamer? dodot listen to him, beamer. don't be a fool. i'm not going to hurt you. we ought to read something over beamer, ambrose. read something. i'll read. over gilman. when he's lying out there beside him. we go and pop him, ambrose? that what we gonna do? yeah. hey listen. i'll get met the card beam. then what i'd like to know. shut up. both of you. you hear what he called me? i said shut up! there's any popping to be done i'll do it. tonight. we could do it tonight, ambrose. yeah ambrose we could go into town and call him out. smart thinkin' marmites. full of notions. but i thought-- what? what did you think? that you'd just ride in theree? well if no one sees, ambrose. e in town won't guess who did it. well we gotta do something. somethin. something but whwh? i'm gonna find it. i'm gonna

gun lobby. from gabby and take it from me, hillary clinton is the champion that we need. and donald trump -- well, he is not that champion. not even close. donald trump talks a lot. talks a lot about -- a lot of different things. talks a lot about how the washington gun lobby supports him. but you know what you never hear? you never here donald trump talk about? he does not talk about the responsibilities that come with the right to own a gun. and the doesn't talk about the responsibility of keeping guns out of the wrong hands. and in a country like ours, with 33,000 americans being shot and killed each year, and where felons and domestic abusers can buy guns without a background check, that's really important and something hillary has been talking about for her entire career as an elected official. look, folks, i'm a gun owner. and gabby is a gun owner. and take it from us, we don't want anybody to repeal the second amendment. we support the second amendment. and we don't want the government to

gun violence is gun violence. we need to intercept policing gun violence because we need to do something about it in this country. i thank you for your time and for listening. please get listening. please get active in your respective spaces. [applause] thank you so much. >> she really helps to fill the void in terms of a voice of millennial's. the viewing i audience may not see but we have so many -- we have a packed audience him or who wish to be here. many are around her age and can probably relate to what she says. in fact i will ask, how ask, how many of you use social media such as social social media facebook? how many of you connect on facebook? what would it be like if you cannot connect with your friends and when you went on there was blank. no reunion, no need tomorrow, no let's get together. that's what she experiences. , i would like to call judge hatchett who is representing for lando castille. >> thank you very much. i want to thank you for your enormous work. it is a privilege to be here. i have to

i give you a gun and you have the gun and a police officer says where did you get the gun from and you say i don't know. or i bought it in arizona or utah. how are they going to prove otherwise. >> reporter: crowe says there will always be people who lie but in states with similar laws they've seen the majority of sellers follow the rules. supporters say if the law stops the state. there are other rules governing temporary transfers of firearms. let's say we're at a gun range or out hunting. you can pass a gun between our friends. we have more information on that. visit news3lv.com or you can look at my twitter feed @sergionews3lv. >> reed: an accidenta eight-year-old daughter to the hospital. police say 31-year-old zach corey is facing child abuse charges. the girl in this case is recovering tonight. new at six, news 3's antonio castelan joins us live outside the clark county detention center to tell us how this happened. antonio? >> reporter: the father is now here at the clark county detention center for his gun going off and a bullet hitting his daughter. it's still not clear how t

gun violence is gun violence. we need to intersect policing and gun violence because we need to do something about it in this country. i thank you guys for your time. i thank you for listening but please get active in your respective spaces. [ applause ] >> thank you so much. so much, camiella. she really helps to fill the void in terms of a voice of millennials. the viewing audience may not see, but we have so many legislative aides, we actually have a packed audience and more who would wish to be here and many of them are around her age and can probably relate to what she says. in fact, i will ask, how many of you use social media such as facebook? can you raise your hands? how many of you connect with your friends on facebook? what would it be like if you could not connect with your friend? when you went on it was blank. there is no reunion, there is no meet you tomorrow, there is no let's get together. that's what she experiences. next i'd like to call judge glenda hatchett who is representing fernando castile

gun stores.to find out what is behind this troubling trend, and how it can be stopped. >>> plus -- >> we've got showers out there this evening. you can see on the doppler radar, a little bit of light activity across the north bay. we'll get you to your sunday forecast coming up right after this. focuof thvesdeali olen rearm==p= >>> retail gun stores are now the focus of thieves dealing in stolen firearms. >> steven stock uncovers what is causing this problem. and also, what could be the solution. >> reporter: more than 2 million guns were stolen nationwide in the last ten years according to the fbi. as we first reported one year ago, police are often the targets for those thefts, along with civilian gun owners. we found another group who's been targeted more recently here in california. gun stores. you're watching security camera footage of a gapg backing their suv through a plate glass storefront and iron gate to rob a gun store earlier this summer. it was one of five northern california gun sto

more than 75% of guns the atf recovers are stolen, but -- >> the reality is 99.99% of all guns are not used in a crime. >> reporter: they'll most likely be used for personal reasons, but that doesn't mean the potential for danger disappears because the guns are not often recovered which makes them more difficult to track, an issue feared not to go away soon. >> the more la restricts it and tries to keep guns out of the wrong people's hands, the more techniques they'll come up with. >> reporter: keeping guns away from windows and using better surveillance equipment should help because more thieves see the stores as easy targets. >> there's a lot of money in guns of don't kid yourself. it's not always the cartel. >> reporter: jessica oh, 9news. >> in 2015 the atf reported 56 stolen firearms from licensed stolen more than 60 guns. >>> the pentagon today confirmed the eat of two american soldiers killed thursday in afghanistan. as members of the 10th special forces group based out of fort carson here in colorado. 30-year-old captain andrew byers and 34-year-old sergeant first class ryan gl

well right now if you buy a gun from a gun shop like the gun shop that's where i'm at right now you're already going to have to go through a background check and that's why this is probably one of the most confusing questions on the ballot the people who one say there's a big loophole for people who tried to buy a gun outside of a gun shop for example at a gun show and they say this solving this loophole won't solve every problem but even if one life is safe it's worth it most of the sheriffs in nevada are against it except for sheriff joe lombardo in clark county he's neutral the nra is against it the governor is against it joe heck is against it... but the district attorney for clark county is for it all these people who are against it say this punishes responsible law- abiding gun owners it causes more restrictions more red tape and if you don't follow the rules because their complex they're understand that could lend you one year in prison real quick i want to talk to the owner here at the gun shop we actually haven't been here that long and there's already been one customer who ca

john christine if you buy a gun at a one the gun shop in las vegas you're already going to have to go through a background check that's why question one in my opinion it's probably one of the most complex questions on the ballot this year take vo the people who want you to vote yes the people who are four it will tell you the whole point is to close a loophole they say if you buy a gun at a gun show as opposed to a gun shop you will be able to not have to jump through those same hurtles he won't have to get that background check and they say even if this law saves one life it's worth it the people who are against it save this whole thing punishes responsible law- abiding gun owners there's more restrictions more red tape and if you don't follow it because the rules are so complicated and you don't understand it that could lend you a year in prison take live -- adam talks to gun manager, the gun shop now fox5 weather 24/7 with meterologist sam it's one of the warmest presidential election days on record for las vegas with temperatures climbing into the 80s this afternoon. we'lll fall b

gun sales are up. >> i see people getting their permits left and right. >> dale has been shooting guns for 66 years and spent a few days at stone wall gun shop practicing his shots. >> doesn't surprise me and i think it boils down that everybody prays that hillary clinton will cool with amend and try to get our guns. >> gun owners are afraid. >> diane says business is booming at her gunshot. >> a lot of people are becoming leery of hillary rodham clinton getting in. >> there is a lot of confusion about where hillary clinton stands on guns. clinton has been vocal about called for a band on the sale of all assault weapons. she is not wanting to keep guns away from people but out of the wrong hands. either way sales are up and gun stores tell me if clinton is elected there will be another gun sale boom this month. >> we are expecting to see record sales. >>> not just gun sales. we spoke to the they have seen a 25% bump in people coming into get trained on how to shoot their guns. reporting live in cleveland. dhomonique ricks, news 5. >>> an entire block riddled with bullet holes. they wen

they chased me to where a gun was. might not be the gun. same kind. twenty-two short. we'll knkn later it was the gun, campos. guys, you're wasting your time. you're never going to find that it was my gun because it wasn't. raffi: a lot of people are afraid to appear in court. it's our job to testify to do everything we can to put these guys away. that gun will put him away for good. i guess your brother would be pretty proud of you. well, i got a mutant off the streets. maybe for that. raffi, man... s. they know they can't prove the gun was mine. aren't there prints and stuff? yeah, of them. these guys are becoming my greatest assets. first they beat me up then they screw up the evidence. shouldn't you wait until this thing blows over. what, are you nuts? i've got 24 hour police protection. just remember, know how to work the system the system will work for you. i'll keep that in mind. hey, munez, you all have to stop. officer: hey! munez: i got business. continue and you'll violate a court order. what order? this one. you can't come within 100 yards rt ass. or busine

. >> they have a unique way of doing it, and they -- that's their business, gun stores. >> gun stores with targets on their backs. i'm steven stock. coming up, we investigate a surge in robberies of california gun stores to find out what's behind this troubling friend and how it might be stopped. >>> vote no on proposition 53. 53 takes away local control, and inning creases the cost of roads and hospitals, that's why firefighters, newspapers and organizations say no on 53. the u.s. is the beacon of freedom around the world. those of us who served in the military are very proud of that. i believe very, very strongly in our country and what we stand for. i went to iraq in 2004 to fight for freedom. for generations, our troops have sacrificed for our freedoms. one of the most important things we do is vote - to protect that freedom. i'm tom steyer. let's make the people we're so proud of, proud of us. please. vote. vote. vote. vote. morial,to a sanrancisco n who w >>> right now at 6:30, a growing push to build a memorial too a san francisco man killed by police. the controversial idea is

i give you a gun and you have a gun and a police officer says, where did you get the gun from? you say i don't know. or i bought it in arizona, or i bought it in utah, how are they going to prove otherwise. >> reporter: he says of course there will always be people who of sellers follow the rules. supporters say if the law stops some dangerous people from obtaining guns, it is a win for the state. there are a few other exemptions to this rule as well as rules governing temporary transfers of firearms. for more information on that visit my twitter feed @sergionews3lv. sergio avila, news 3. >> latoya: a pine tree nearly turns into a death trap for a las vegas father. he is in the hospital after being while trimming a backyard tree. the freak accident happened near pecos and owens. peter says his dad was standing on a ladder when a tree branch snapped knocking his dad to the ground. he was rushed to university medical center. >> he fell unconscious. he was out maybe for, like, two or three minutes. he hit hid highways on the -- his head on the sidewalk. i applied pressure on the b

i can buy a gun online. straw gun purchases that are flooding guns into the community.e like to talk about chicago and the gun violence going on in chicago, my home. the guns in the community that are being used for gun violence in chicago, they are not made or sold in those communities. they are being brought in, purchased from bad apple gun dealers, that 5% of the legal gun dealers who are responsible for 90% of the guns used in crimes. those loopholes need to be changed and they need to be changed immediately. it has been estimated -- i can only speak on an eate on this, because i am really unsure on this -- since brady was enacted in 1994, erhabe aut mli guns kept out of the hand of those who should not have guns in their hands. h bn titebyhe stiscis atha translates into 2 million lives sad. those are estimates. what i say to that is if closing the background check loopholes, if prosecuting, getting rid of the protection of lawful commerce and arms act that protects bad apple gun dealers, if we do those things and one life is saved, wha de at we are supposed to do.

in fact, at least 240 guns in all were stolen. rockland police tell us the young men seen in this surveillance video are all juveniles and face various local charges. we also discovered that the number of retail gun store thefts have gone up in california over the last three years. federal atf agents say part of the problem is stores don't lock up their merchandise. this store took extra precautions and only one gun was stolen here. after our series of reports first ran a year ago, local, state and federal lawmakers introduced new laws requires gun owners especially police officers lock up their guns. you can see all the reporting on this issue on our website. just go to nbcbayarea.com. back to you. >> thanks, steven, if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call at 1-888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> now a rare glimpse into the family quarters of the white house. >> these are exclusive photos released by architectural digest which shows us where the first family is hanging out. the ye

(gun shot) (gun shot) what happened? he's gone. (sighs) (gun c ccking) welllli guess we can go in now. all right, load 'em up boys. we don't have to go to mexico for a war. hoby. (gun shots) (screaming) (gun shots) (sigh of relief) well, mr. smith, i've seen you land in a room with more grace thth that! but never with more relief, mr. gilman, to be sure. well, what about this hastings and his group? the whole bunch ofofem. how many are there? six. mhm. they all downstairs now? they were before i leftft mhm. all right. let's go get 'em outt'a there. ?? how 'bout the back? i just checked with ralph. hastings! hoby: will hastings! back off, ranger! you're in bad trouble now, will. you tell me about it! if you wanna get killed, you're goin' about it the right way. what about the others? maybe they want a chance! they'll stand with me! what now, mr. gilman? tear it apart. (gun shotsts (gun shots) e shooting went on for an hour. several of the men of porter were hit. and there seemed to be no lessening of fire from the saloon. it began t

buying of guns and ammunition in the past. but, ironically, the election of donald trump as president could reduce sales. the trade group, shooting sports foundation, estimates the manufacture and sale of firearms and ammunition added more than 49-billion dollars to the u-s economy in 2015. and it says the industry has about doubled in size since barack obama became president in 2009. kcrg t-v nine's dave franzman joins us live from an tell us more about this increase in guns sales before the election. bruce, a couple told me sales of firearms went up about 25 percent before the presidential election. but sales dropped by that much and more right after the election as buyers realized federal gun laws likely wouldn't change with president trump in office. thought to stocking up on any new guns before the race between hillary clinton and donald trump was decided.sot/na t but he says that is something he heard from other gun-owning friends who were thinking about a clinton victory and possible new restrictions. "before the electi

than 75% of say they favor gun ownership. only about 9% of trump supporters are saying the same. >> despite the gap pew found supporters are closer on other proposals like preventing people with mental illness from getting guns. in washington. >> we're committed to bringing you extensive coverage of all the issues and candidates in the month before election day. let's just say the weak before election day. candidates stand issue by issue. just click on politics. >> six days to go. >> heartbreaking story of a family ripped apart. >> why that family blames high stakes testing whacked some schools have done for better scores. >> we've had a case of mild weather, that the midwest is still enjoying. for us, not too much longer. ready to head out when others head home. at eversource, we prepare for ugly weather all year long... vegetation, improving how we get information to you because we know you're counting on us. we're ready for winter, and we want to make sure you're ready, too. visit eversource.com to learn more and sign up f

the town paid for these guns and also paid for a new gun house besigned the cannon to store them. when a yankee town spent money on something, that showed they really valued having this militia artillery. the boston train displayed that skills. in september 1772, they published a long description of what is essentially warm games with half -- portraying the hated friend. fires a cannon required a whole squad of men to work, everything do his squob properly at the rite tame or else they could blow themselves you up up. >> i argument that greater sense of cohesion of trust of working together than your average 18th century infantry. but the boston train was developing a split. the man in charge of the company, militia major edno peta was in england and he he led the crowd. the others were strong wigs. on september 5th, 1774, the same busy work, they were supposed to have a training day. instead of drilling, the company seems to have fallen apart. the major had reaffirmed his loyalty to the royal government and the men refused to serve under him. it just sort of dissolved as a workin

just tell us how to fix the molecutronic gun and you can go free. let me go with the gun. i'll pay $10 million. ten million. my dear dr. febray. thrush will make 100 times that amount, febray will beg get kuryakin out of here. to tell me all i want to know. miss? miss, uh, i'm sorry. i didn't mean to... ahh! hey, do... don't... well, i didn't mean to, lis... listen, i... stop trying to kill me, will ya? i didn't mean to frighten ya. i'm sorry, but... but you did. look, i don't know exactly where i am. and i've got to make a phone call, it's very important. you been in an accident? in a manner of speaking. could you drive me into where the nearest telephone might be? oh, the car won't go. i don't know what happened. last night, it just conked out on me. last night? conked out, let me take a look. well, you're out of gas. how w r are we from anywhere? well, the nearest town is about 20 miles. vinegar wells. i'm from gossamer flats, that's almost 40 miles. how'd you get stuck here? i had a fight with my boyfriend at the country club. i just had to get away. well, you sure got

toss that gun away. this is just plain foolishness, dora. the gun. joker's got guns in there, too. he can shoot a lot faster and a lot straighter hoby: than you cann i know. he practiced on my husband. ed forced him into that. i'm forcing him into this. he's already made more grief for himself than a man can handle. isist that enough punishment? no. he's still alive. well, in his case, that's the roughest possible sentence. (gun shot) (glass breaking) (coughs) turn your buckboard around. we're gettin' him to doc calhoun. no, hoby. now you turn that buckboard around right now! go 'head! move. your buckboard's outside if you want it. how is he, hoby? hoby? doc got the bullet out. what does that mean? le. old joker tried for the heart, but he missed it. that's not an easy target to miss, is it? well, when you've been beaten to a pulp, you can miss anything. does that mean he's not going to die? (sighs) i think i'm glad. honest, hoby. ?? just comin' to say goodbye. it's kinda soon to be travelin' ain't it? oh, it don't matter much. i mean, that's's big hole you put in your chest. shoul

was carrying a bb gun at the time. the bill has been stuck in committee since march 2015. is up for a final push before on until they do something. >> reporter: megan hickey, news 5. >>> we wondered how many states banned airsoft guns. according to the airsoft magazine, 12 states as well as washington dc have some form of restriction on airsoft guns and many on the age of ownership. they say they look like real ones. federal law requires airsoft guns have orange tips, or be transparent. >>> we are keeping a close eye on developments coming out of a cincinnati courtroom where jurors in the ray tensing trial are done in the brain for the day. the judge dismissed them until tomorrow morning. earlier today they said they cannot reach a verdict but she send them right back to continued deliberations and tensing is a former police officer accused of killing sam dubose last year. was shot and tensing testified he feared for his life. >>> three days after the election and tensions are still high among supporters of donald trum

surging gun sales. wmur's cherise leclerc spoke with a salem gun shop owner who's using the election momentum to drum up sales. reporter: brian barry owns next holding an election special through november 9 and while he opened his business fairly recently, he's already seen the difference an election year can make in his bottom line. >> it's a beautiful right to see people exercise. reporter: gun store owner brian barry is reaping the rewards of a long and embattled election cycle. he opened his store in salem five months ago and is embracing the effects the election is having on business. >> you just see the pattern forming at presidential election changed in what i feel could be a negative way. reporter: the fbi is reporting record numbers for gun background checks for the month of october. more than 2.3 million checks were done last month, up from about 1.9 million in september. with more people getting their hands on guns, state representative renny cushing says he respects 2nd amendment rights but

archie wants to buy a gun. what a fink! that's right. that's right. a gun? oh, my goodness! a gun? where? right over here. get out of my pocket there! that's the reason he doesn't wanna give you the money. he wants it to buy a gun. - archie! - wait a minute. wait a minute. what is wrong with that? i am interested in the protection of my home-- the defense of my family. oh! oh, that's terrific. yeah. you're gonna buy a taped dog and a gun. that's $60 for defense... against only $30 for the song. [ archie ] right. archie, when it's a question of the destructive man versus the creative man, the creative man always gets the shaft. the shaft? is that anything like the oscar? daddy, are you really gonna buy a gun? i'm doin' it for youse. [ all chattering at once ] no! not according to the rules of the family pot. the use of the family pot shall be determined in a democratic way... by a majority vote of the members of this family and assigned by all of us. i don't care what that says. i'm gonna buy that gun. when it comes to defense, democracy's gonna have to wait. you're impossible, dadd

- hey guys, i don't have a gun. - i don't either, have a gun? - do you have a gun? - no, somebody got a gun? - no. (gun shots) - winchester '73. - colt .45. - smith and wesson .38. - vintage '66! - how in the world do you expect to - you're right, i wish i had vintage '55. (water droplet) (bell rings) (party horn) happy new year! (bell and party horn) (gun shots) - "happy new year", what is this stuff... (gun shots) - bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. - what is this, "bang bang bang" stuff? - well, i hate violence, besides i have more shells than you do, bang, bang, bang, bang. bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang, bang. the war, get it right, that's nesmith! - i thought mike's name was nester. - n.a.p.k.y.o.r.j.p. - no no, 'nester' means farmer. he's right, he means 'nesters'. - oh, oh hey, i'm sorry, i didn't realize, you know, and it seems like you were right in the first place so, go ahead with your speech. - i ain't gonna quit 'til i drive ya off your ranch. - oh hey, that's alright we'll take a taxi. - ok boys, open up, we'll fill that

gun store owners tell me if hillary clinton is elected they believe that gun sales will soar more this month. >> i think it boils down to the fact that everybody is afraid that hillary clinton is going to fool with the try to get our guns. >> hillary clinton stands on gun control has changed a lot. this election cycle she says that her goal is not to take guns out of people's hands and make sure they don't end up in the wrong hands. live in cleveland, dhomonique ricks, news 5. >>> military pride. it runs strong and deep for generations. one man hose family has a long history with serving our unwanted to do a little something special for those currently serving overseas and time. paul kiska has more about that man's mission to bring new life into old baseball gloves. paul. >>> well, that's exactly right. rob, thanks to this man that lives here in the city of parma. some of our troops serving overseas can now occasionally say play ball. >>> gordon king's dining room table and living room look like a baseball play ground but this is his office. >> king is a doctor. nursing old gloves back

>> uh-huh. >> your gun, your gun, your gun? demand your gun? >> yes. >> that's not going to happen. >> reporter: they seem to believe what trump is claiming. >> she wants to take away americans' guns. >> reporter: and not trusting what clinton has actually been saying. >> i'm not here to take away your guns. and we need to keep guns out of the hands of those who will do harm. >> there's a lot of bad people. but i don't think that means that we should punish everyone. >> reporter: meanwhile, voting is under way for the oer >> two main goals today. number one, our 18-year-olds that are getting ready to vote, i want them to be prepared, i want them to be ready in two weeks. second goal is for those that are going to vote in four years, i want you to be able to say in four years, i got that. these are the actual voting machines. if you have a trump or clinton shirt on, stand up. it's not that hard, stand up. you are not allowed to wear those in a polling place. i need you to go to the bathroom and turn them inside out. >> go ahead and vote. >> it's

they don't pass, they don't get the gun. >> if september the f.b.i. process just under two million gun-related background check, more than any other month and it is worth noting while president obama and hillary clinton advocate for some gun restrictions, they have also said they support the right to bear arms. and ar-15s are not the most popular gun that that shop sells. >>> someone wrecked a super car in an apparent street racing third end went into this light pole. two people went to a local hospital. >>> the federal courthouse grounds in dalute, minnesota, this was spotted >>> a panda over a river in northwest china. workers found the wild panda stuck on that narrow metal walkway. washington state is investigating a growing cluster of polio-like illnesses in children. >> the rare condition known as afm. one child has died. >> reporter: her 6-year-old son daniel was always happy and healthy. >> say hi! >> reporter: daniel died over the weekend, one of nine children recently exhibiting sifrmentds consistent with acute flaccid mellitis. he is not one

we are a gun culture. lone cowboy with a gun. that goes deep. this is the heart of the american dream. love it or hate it, this is it. ♪ >> bondi: one of our roles here has always been to take away excess money from people who don't know what to do with it, who can't think of a better idea about how to spend their money. in the old days, the mechanism for doing that was you'd throw it on a table. put that into the context of throwing away a bottle of 7-up at a club, that's only just slightly more honest about it. >> anthony: if you're talking crass commercialism, in the very best sense of the word -- this is it. is it the cultural center of the country? we may not want to think it is, but is it? >> bondi: what is the rest of the country? i don't know but it's that place where they all leave and come here.

the criminals made off with hand guns, shot guns, rifles. deputies say this was a well thought out crime that took only 60 seconds. the owner is shocked and very upset. >> it's devastating because it's -- i'm not worried about me. i'm worried about the guys that we have my partner of course and 3 other employees that count on this for extra money. a full time gun smith and 2 other gentleman who work part time on the weekends. they're out of a job for now. plans for holiday money they might have had are gun. >> anchor: this is the third large scale robbery of tampa gun shop since may. anybody with any information >> anchor: will murder defendant trevor duly get to go home or stay behind bars. duly is serving an 8 year prison sentence for killing james on a basketball court in 2010. in april duly won an appeal and gets a new trial. duly wants a bond while he can wait for a decision by the appellate court. james's widow is >> my daughter is terrified of him getting out. it's not fair to her. she watched this happen. when do we get justice? >> a

glosson bought two guns at the dixie gun and knife show. when the trio returned to his truckdeputies suspect glosson, a legal gun owner, gave his loaded personal hand gun, and one of sot donny harrison/wake county sheriff 122826 he says look at this and some how or another when she grabbed it-- the gun went off. piercing through the passenger seat and grazing the back of alyssa glosson's head. mrs. glosson was rushed to the hospitalwhere she was later discharged. no one is facing charges right now. this is being considered an accident. it is legal to have a gun on fairgrounds property. the last accident of this nature happened in 201 live in raleigh tp abc 11 eyn here's a live look outside of the raleigh eyewitness news center on fayetteville street. temperatures in the 70's today but it will feel almost 30 degrees cooler raging in the north carolina mountains. conditions out the flames to thrive. the party rock fire near lake lure has grown to over 7-thousand acres. right now it's 36- percent contained. despite strong winds, containment li

gun control.eriff actually said, "i am willing to use a billion infidels. this mentality destroyed the and recap, after isis called for attacks using cars and knives, a young muslim terrorist follows the orders and gets shot for it and kaine, among others, just saw the gun. kaine could have been vp. i guess you could say we dodged a bullet, unlike that terrorist. so dana, exciting news, i think the fbi found evidence that the attacker wasn't inspired by isis. we saw that coming. >> a couple hours ago the bbc tweeted a news story that so-called isis -- it's driving me crazy. they call them the islamic state so we should take them at their word. >> right. >> that's what they want to create, is an islamic state, and they will try to inspire anyone, including 18-year-old men who could have been full of promise, had a chance to go to osu, live in the united states of america and gave it up. apparently it only took 15 to 30 seconds for him to be stopped by the gun. >> i think the officer was there for a

have easy access to guns. reporter: cushing is on the criminal justice and public safety committee and founded a losing both his father and brother in law to gun violence. >> i think we also have a responsibility to make sure that people who are not fit to have guns don't have easy access to them reporter: both men reminding voters that they have a voice, no matter what side of the gun control debate you may be on. >> that's the beauty of this country, we can just have our civil disagreements and move on. >> i think that's what's most important is that we have conversations and try to understand people. re barry expects the sales to continue soaring as people remain uncertain about how their elected officials will handle gun policy. live in the studio cherise leclerc wmur news9. tom: with new hampshire considered a state still at play both campaigns are announcing more candidates and big-name surrogates are coming to the state in the final days before election day. the latest, is hillary clinton. so let's take

"have gun will travel" ? reads the card of a man ? in a savage land ? his fast gun for hire ? heeds the calling wind ? paladin, paladin [men yelling and cheering] [horse whinnies] >> whew. >> whew. all right. [horse whinnies] ok, wiseguys. think i can't ride, huh? bring him on again. >> the one in the saddle. >> a dollar more says you are wrong. >> i will take a dollar, too, blue. >> your covered. -- you are covered. >> you will be out of dollars soon, blue. [men yelling and blue, boy, you just lost -- >> whoa, whoa. >> that is the right way to rub it, sam, that you know, you are rubbing the wrong end. >> that old jughead, he is the he seems like somebody's pet dog until you put the saddle on. >> a up, blue boy. >> weight. wait --. i will pay. provided you take that rattlesnake horse off my hands. >> i am young, not >> you just inherited yourself a horse. >> howdy my name is blue cannon. hot day for a walk, ain't it? >> my horse went lame. >> are you in need of a transportation horse? going to be sort of a bargain site animal though. >> oh? several of at nine silver dollars, -

shot victim after gun shot victim. >> and the stress is with them in the e r and this how gun violence affects them. >> it used be did anyone get shot today. >> now it is how many? >> you hear 2, 3, 4, 5. >> it cleveland, and another gun shot victim in the university hospitals trauma room. >> it is not only physically taxing it is emotionally taxing as well. >> this patient, two bullet holes. shot on the east side. >> dropped off in front of the e r by someone who sped away. gurney is another one. >> also, shot twice. >> one to the hip here. >> and the patient is stabilized and then back to the surgery room. >> cry probably oncea month. >> can you gave me -- fearful to have kids in this world these days. you know? >> hope has kids. >> pray that my kids never end up here. >> his faith is what gets him to through a job most people cannot stomach. >> it can get real messy at times. >> you will find him in the trauma room true. he cleans and sanitizes. lay closely. >> are there days and times you lose hope. >> you have to be real strong in this kind of job. >> hours later. another gun shot

police say the gun was brought from the student's home. it was not loaded. it was discovered yesterday afternoon at lafollette elementary school. the school sent home a letter explaining what happened.but one mom says that's not enough. bringing guns to school.i would have came and got my son out of here.to know he is safe he would have been home with me not locked in there with a gun my son is like mom i can't beleive this. i'm only in the 3rd grade. i'm 8 years old. kids should not be bringing guns to school.police say in district attorney will review this case. green bay police arrested two men-- suspected of running a skimmer device operation at a shell gas station. skimmers are used to read credit card information when used at a gas pump. police believe there may be other devices in the area. they remind people to monitor their credit accounts and be there are a lot of questions surrounding what changes will be made to the affordable care act by president-elect donald trump-- leaving both businesses and the uninsured waiting for whats next.the prospect